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Frimley Green, The Green c.1965
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About a mile south, along the B3411, is Frimley Green. Frith's photographer is looking from the middle of the green towards Wharf Road, with the through road crossing the centre of the view. The junction now has a mini-roundabout, which is very necessary in this traffic-choked area: try crossing the road to the green. The uninspiring shops and flats on the left were built around 1960, while the shop on the right, a late Victorian building with mock timber-framing, is now empty (October 2001).

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Memories of Frimley Green, the Green c1965

For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. These memories are of Frimley Green, The Green c.1965

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Village Green
lived here now 47 years since last February of 2014 newsagent across green selling gobstoppers they were mighty big but enjoyable. the present shop turned into estate agents . the green is always kept tidy
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Added 05 September 2015

The "I Hate The Dogs Man"
Does anyone remember the "I hate the dogs" man? He was the opposite of Camberley Kate. He loathed canines of all sorts, and shouted "I hate the dogs" in the street. If he met a dog, he would get down on his hands and feet and bark back at it. He was, you could say, barking, a sort of village idiot. Children told stories about him, that his wife was killed by dogs, but I suspect he was unmarried, and mad. Still, he made more of an impression that the other villagers.
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Lynda Ellis And Family
trying 2 contact a lynda ellis who lived oppisit a pub near a park. not much to go on i know.
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Good Times
I had loads of fun when I was there and I did not want to leave. I had two friends, Derek Knight & Foxy, you were not allowed on the range but we did and came back loaded with mortar bombs and stuff which we bartered with other kids, If you kept your dorm clean and tidy you went to the pictures as a treat.
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